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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
Severity of an Indian Blizzard.

MARION, Ind. Nov. 22.-HenIy
Lock wood and family residing hear here
came to town LAST Saturday morning
On their return the terrible blizzard
Compiled them to stop and pass the
night with neIghbor They had left
three children aged respectively S and 4
years and il months at home. When
they reached home yesterday, they
found the youngest child, girl, frozen
to death, and the other so numbed that
they could scarcely speak or move. The
house in which they lived was mere
hovel
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
Mistaken For a Bear.

WILL AMsPoRT. Pa, Nov. 20. "A
party of hunters from ForksYille and
vicinity left on Tuesday for bear hunt
into the forests OF that wild region
They constructed a cabin and pursued
bruin to his lair. Lott, one OF The party,
did not meet with any game and reached
the cabin first in the evening. He
climbed a tree to break spruce or brush
with which to soften his bunk, and
while there George Stephens. OF Forks
vile, in the darkness, mistaki ng Lott
for a bear, shot and killed him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
INCENDlARY FIRES.
Three Coal Breakers Burned Near
Hazleton-Loss 5000, 900.

HAZLEToN, Pa. ., NoY go. AT 5o'clock
yesterday morning Coke Bros. Il Co.'S
No.2 Breaker at Drifton was burned "a
e ground. having been fred, 1t is
generally believed. by an incendiary.
The engine and boiler house. pump
house, and large stable, together with
all the valuable machinery IN the
breaks, two rev hosting engines and
twenty large boilers were totally de.
stroyed
This was the larS Sest breaker in the
lower anthracite region. IL was con-
structed in 1874 at cost OF SlGO, 900.
and its output OF coal daily. whan i''
fulI ouera,ion. was e-cr 600 tons. In
Tying To save sCme OF the machinery
three men were caught under some
falling ,imheTs, and we're badly in
jured-one OF them. Benton Shaffer. the
inside boss. it is believed. fatally. The
total loss Is over $500, 600.
At about :he same time the bI eaker
of the Buck mountain coal cmopany,
near New Buck mountain, Schuylkill
county, was burned 10 the ground,
entailing loss OF 500, 900. and throw
lug nearly 500 men and boys out OF
work, This fire is also supposed to
have been the work OF an incendiary.
Coal Miners Do not Want to Shoulder
the Blame for Burning the Break
ers.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24

lALELlONs a.s ANoWs NOoi
barons are trying TO show that the
starving miners on strike are respon-
sible for the two coal breakers burned
late Saturday night aud loss Of proper
ty aggregating nearly $l50,000. The
operators INDUCED In a good deal of
wild talk yesterday, and had much to
say about appealing TO Governor Beav
er for protection. The sheriff Of the
county was asked for protection, but
he could not see the slightest ground
for The accusation OF incendiarism. and
he refused to appoint special deputies.
The striking miners deplOre the fires
and were indignant over even an impu-
tation that they should be charged
with causing them. The men are op.
posed to making trouble Of any kind +,
knowing well il they were the canse Of
any breach Cf the peace the operators
would take advantage OF It and swear
in more coal and iron police, who are u
terror TO the strikers.
After lockout of eight weeks the
strikers are found in very destitute
condition. 1t IL true the idle men have
received generous support from the
VI uuu
il has proven entirely mad, quate, for
every dollar relief $l5 have been lost In
wages, The end seems as far off as
ever. The men declare that they will
not 90 back 10 work at starvation wag :
es, and the operators are determined TO
adhere to their scale.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for Decem-
Der is on our table, and highly as We
have praised its efforts this year, we
can conscientiously say that this closing
number surpasses any OF its predecess-
ors. The steel. plate Is one of the finest
that the magazine has ever given, and
IL illustrates q story Of the last century,
ty Miss Ewell, which Is in itself worthy
of great commendation. The wood
engraving Is a spirited representation of
tobogganing- scene. The fashion,
plates and other illustrations are Of su.
perior merit. The literary portion of
the magazine deserves the highest praise.
Mrs. Lucy Hooper's story, THE Room
at HerOnsmere, Is one OF the most
thrilling tales tha. we have read in
long time. 1.-Two Christmas Gifts"
nv Georgia Grant, new contributor,
is a story 81 charming that 1t proves
Peterson" has shown its usual dis
elimination 10 adding the author to its
list. The other tales, as well as the
poems, are of the fii st order of merit.
Peterson" ends the year with new
honOrs, and 1t has so thoroughly earned
the right to expect implicit belief in Its
promises that we are cOnyinced il
means every word it says when it pledges
itself to fresh and increasing attrac.
tions for the forthcoming twelve month.
Terms Tive Dollars per year, with
large reductions when taken in climbs,
aid elegant premiums to those getting
up clubs. Sample-copies free to those
desiring TO get up clubs. Address
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, 3O6 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
ID. S. KAUFMAN.

AIDES ARE OFFERED plain needework
at their own homes town or country by q
wholesale house. Profitable genuine. good
pay can be made. Everything furnished.
Particulars Tree. Address Artistic Needlew0rk
Co., tS5 Sth ST.. New York City. 4-lt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
Legal ADVERTISEMENTS

CtHERIFF'S SALES.-By virtue OF Sundry
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Centre county. Pa. and Ia me directed, viii be
exposed at Public sale, at the Court House. In
the Borough of Bellefonte On
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
Miscellaneous News.
A Missouri Town Swept Away by Fire.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-The tow: OF
Granley, Mo-, was burned yesterday.
About one hundred houses were bur ned
aud scores OF families are homeless.
The temperature Is near zero and grert
suffering prevails. The loss Is estimate d
at 10000
Sympathizing with the Emperor.
w WAsHINGToN, Nov. 81. The secre-
tary Of state has directed the minister
at Berlin to communicate to the en-
peror of Germany the cordial sympathy
Of the president and the citizens OF this
country In the serious illness OF the
crown prince.
An Ex-Membcr OF the Legislature
Dead.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
DrObne Echa.
MILWAUKEE, 'Notaryus

MILWAUKEE, Notaryusz
publiczny p. r. S. Grams
przeprowadzif sic do swej no
wo pobudowanel kamienicy ma
rogu 2 Ave. i Mitchell ulicy,
gdzle swoje interesa dalej pro-
wadzic bedzie, jak poprzednio.
Kto potrzebuje pleniedzy, a
mole wykazac pewna hipote-
ke, niechaj sic zaufaniem u
da do rodaka naszego +. s.
Grams, ktory W tel chwill ma
do wypo2yczenia dol. 100000.
Pan Grams posredniczy tak2e
W sprzeda2y i zakupnie lotow,
sprzedaje karty okretowe
wogole s}u3y Polakom we
wszystkich sprawach bizneso-
wych i urzedowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
Our one grand object is to-
make Poland free.

What we are doing in this line cannot half be told
but all the counsel, advice and management, as well
as the support of tbs movement, has its foundation in
the alliance In fact the Polish alliance IN Amerc Is
aeitatng the matter almost solely. The Poles on the
other side are kept in such complete subjectlon that
their efforts for political freedom not potent. Inc
one grand desire OF overy Pole is to live to see ms
country free. When this is accomplished the seal OF
the "Polish republic, which forms the Official stamp
Of the alliance will no longer grace the official docu
mcn,s of the polish eIican society.
,Naszym jedynym, naJwls'
kszym celem jest, zroblc Pol
s',e wolna. Co W tel mierze
czynimy, tego do pofowy ME
wolno powicdziec. Ale wszel-
kic wskazowki, rady i przy-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
II Sz0c1i1lE2enl
KOMITET.
&. Przetocki
p. Rudz1,iski
I. San1oll,lski.
Cd Zarzadu Wiarusa.

W BUFFALO ,cyl,tda3 pa
re dolaroao na WZARUSA ia.
hl$ n1tody cztoioiek, mleniqcy sic
naSzyna holektorena. Ost1zeganay
przed podo6nynu szalbie,zan1i
alb9'oaen' n1y zodnycA podr6a,yq-
cych holeAtor6w ME evyse1amy,
db0nent "a WLARUSA zyoI.
no tylho od6ierac wynaleuiouy11e
u plsn1le naszem age'tom, IN
nym osobona za$, po 20 Wnonq
tyIho aptedy, jezeH CT agenci do-
dzq "a nlch pe1cne poreczense.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

helweckich, kt6ry dc
nogi wytepi} ciemiez-
COW szwajcarskiegc
ludu.
S}uzcie ma Sejmie
Polskim naszej RE-
czypospol1tej P OIL
skiej, jaka jest obe-
cnie jedynie nasz
Zwiaazek Narodowy
olski, wiernie rada !
i czynem, jak wan
kaze sumienie- a
potem MECH kazdy,
powr6ciwszy do do
mu, czyni W swojem
k64ku, co kaze duch
Bozy, a ca}oSc sama
sic z4ozy-c ca}y Ma
rod Polski odzyska
dawno utracona VOL
nose
Kazdy, kto poma-
gal do, zbawienia
Polski, chocby sam
tego ME doczekal,
bedzie mia4 to poczy-
tame "a zas}ugee,- ma
ziemi jako cz1onek
dzielnego pokolenia,
W niebie zas ,jako
zo}nierz, kt6ry W obi
GU wszystko W idza-
cego, walczy4 W imie
Boga "a wolnosc,
wiare i Ojczyzne!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
ODEZW A
DO Wiarus0W POlOnuS0W
ZamieszkOfych w Chi
cagO I OkOlicy.

Posiedzenie h,rwtolne q nad-
z'uyczgine 7o1c@zyst'co d. l.
Kraszev$hiego, odbelzi;e sic duia
1890 Wrze$uia 0 godzme 2yG
90 pot1dnlu ~ Vo,2paerts Turn
Nulli, przy l2tGj a1llcy.
Zapraszon1yzate 81. Rode
ho,p, aJy rac2yli jiahnglicznlejj s1e
zebrac na poaoyzsze posledzeuie,
uk CT, htorzy juz nale5% jaho
tel aycaqcy sobie pzystqptt pod
warmekunai, juhieml SIC posit-
haye ha5de none organizy;qce SIC
To,rarzyst1ro.
Obrady odde74 sic ~ spos6b
nustepu1qcy
II. Ohazanie ho,poracy tey6S
To,v.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

b: Deklaraeya przystqpiezia
do Z1oiqzku ". Polskaego oraz
uptata do tego5 u 1oSci dol.
LIS c.
=. C9qg dazszy eoy6oroeu u,xq-
dnlho1y 4 konqlteto1v.
Il. CzytQnle Fonstytetcyi T0era.
zyst1ca po raz ostatnl.-
Man7y niepto me nadzi;gie, 5e
kazdy noszqcy ln1le pruaodzi,oego
Polaha, z'agqc zaslugii tax wleZ-
haego nae5a j. l. Kraszewskiego,
d]a uczczenla u11le11aa piracy lego
ty(oletnle, zechce stanqc pod ten
sztandar;-dgiqc ~ ten spos65
doDody patryotyznau 4 czcl nole-
5nej naszy71 przodkom.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08
Redakcya ekspedycya R6g3y Carmona uc, WinonaMipn

Redakcya j ekspedycya: R6g
latos, Bogu dzieki, wszystk'
}adnie porosfo, mianowicie je
czmieh, OWES, kartohe i ira
wy. Siano farmerzy beda dru
gi raz siekli a JUL maja pei
ne chlewy napakowane, 2e al
belki trzeszczq. Piracy tu jes1
bardzo wiele wszedzie, ie an
ludzi ME moga dostac. Teraz
buduja wielka rotunde dla IN
&yaoev czyli maszyn kolejo-
wych. Pfaca po $3.50. Miasto
ma bye znacznie rozszerzonem.
Polakow przybywa coraz vie
cej i wkrotce za}o2ona costa
ME grupa Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Rev. Ignatius Barszcz, re-
ctor of the Polish Church, Ho.
tel Cana, Wilno, Russla-Eu.
rope.-Taki jest obecny adres
dawniejszego rektora polskie-
go kosciofa W Jersey City, N.
j., ktory niestety wkrotce ma
nowo zamysla nawiedzic Sta
ny Zjednoczone.
Pan DR.. GRUENBERG wy.
biera sic z prozalczpego Nam
ticoke 2 powrotem do New
Yorku. W Nanticoke jest Is
lekarzy, wiec praktyka ME
mogla bye wielka.
SPRAWA Brodowskiego
przeciw S. Sliszowi i ogromny
naboj procesowy puszczony
przez Slisza contra Brodowski
doznafy podobnego losu, jak
owa przys]owiowa bomba, kto.
ra wyleciata pod pierzyny.
Nsrobili krzyku, hafasu, gr1mo-
tu pe}no, ale byly to tylko
strachy redaktorsk:e ma reda-
ktorow.
LA SALE, Ill. = Dnia 20
I'm. zostaf zabity W fabryce Gym
ku, przez nieostro2nosc PREY
maszynie, Polak M. s ory s
rodem z Gal;cyi, kad mia]
zamiar sprowadzic lone
| dzieci.
KS. M. F. Orzechowski z To
ledo wzywa "a posrednictwem
Gazety Pozskiig wszystkich ksie
zy polsklch ma konferencya dc
Detroit ma dzien l3 wrzesnia
do seminaryum polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

gotowania, jak ME mniej u
trzymywanie tego ruchu, spo
czywaJa ma Zwiazku. Istotnie
Zwiazek Polski W Ameryce
prawie sam mad tenn pracuje
Polacy ma drugieJ rofkuli trzy'
mani So W tax zupefnem Gle
miestwie, 2e ich usifowania
wzgledem politycznej wolnoSci
pozostaja bezskutecznemi. Je-
dynem wielkiem 2yczeniem
kazdego Polaka jest, jeszcze
"a zycia zobaczyc swa Ojczyz-
ne wolna. Skoro to bedzie
spe}nionem, godfo Rzeczypo-
spolitej Polskie), stanowiace u
rzedowa pieczec Zwiazku, ME
bedzie wiecej zdobifo urzedo
wych dokumentow spofeczeh-
silva polsko.amerykahskieyo."
Taxa to swieta prawde, po.
chodzaca serca dobrego pol
skiego patryoty, gfosi swiatu
na)powazniejsze pismo detro-
ickie THE Detroit Tribune. Szko-
da tylko, lie autor. lekcewazac
sobie zapewne obojetposc A
.merykanow dla naszych spraw
narodowych. dopuscif sic prze.
sadly co do liczby cz}onkow
zwiazku Mar. Pol, jako tel
co do sum, jakiemi tenze roz-
porzadza.
REKTOR WINCENTY BA-
RZYNSKI, dowiedziawszy sic,
ze Wiel. KS. Prob. Majer W
St. Paul, Minn., mianowany
zostaf przez Najprzewielebniej
szego Arcybiskupa lrelanda
spowiednikiem ksie1y, pole
chaf do niego do spowiedzi.
PoniewaA ME dostaf rozgrze :
szeuia, staraf sic zemscic "a
pobiedz nabozenstwu, majqce-
mu sic odbyc w St. Paul ma
pomyslnosG Seimu Polskiego.
Me uda]o mu sic jednak3e
z dfugim kapturem musiaf po-
wrocic do Chicago.
Po dfuglej przerwie urza.
dzilo Ognasko W New Yorku
znowu polski wieczorek lite.
racki, W sail pod mr.. l6 przy
ul. Rivington. Po krotkiem
przemowieniu prezesa iowa
rzystwa pana Vida, rozpo-
czaf sic odczyt p. S}upskiegc
ma temat Karestya maeska. Pre-
legent dowodzif pomiedzy in
neml, 2e wskutek konkuren
cyl kobiet, W wielu ga}eziacf
przemysfu, uprawianych do
tychczas przez me2czyzn, pla
ca systematycznie obnizona 20
stale.
Pan Tomaszewlcz graf ne
skrzypcach przy akompania
mencie pani Suchorzewskiej
Pan Berno]ak uraczyi publlcz
nose gra ma cytrze.-Dr. Cup
ka deklamowat = PIP. Berno
lax i Suchorzewski spiewai
kuplety w]asnego utworu.
Odczyt zakohczyf sic tahca
mi, trwajacemi do 6. 3 z ra
ma: Gz Oynlshu--Redakt
Antoni Lewandowski, Col 4
9th Str. New York, N. Y.
). AMIGO, Wis.--Tu u ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

AUU
DEl.ECACt!
Juz tylko pol ty-
godnia dzieli mas cd
sejmu Zwiazku Mar.
Polskiego W Saint
PAUL. zapeWne wick
sza czesc C1cigod-
nych Delegat6w ma
sejm teD, dostanie nj
niejszy numer do re-
XII dopiero W stolicy
naszego Stauu.
Witajze nam kaz-
dy nowy goSciu pol
ski W st. Paul-wi-
tajcie nam wszyscy
razem. ma nasz Seim
Polski zdazajacy, ma
.pierwszym wstepie do
ziemi minnesockiej!
Juz nam tn dzisiaj
ME tax teskno, skoro
czujemy po'niedzy ma
mi setki patryot6w,
dzielnie pracujacych
mad. zbawieniem Oh
!czyzny,- -Wybor ludu,
wyb6r Narodu Pol
skiego!
Serce nam rosnie
z radosci, ko}ysane
dumal, re dostapiliS-
my tak1ego zaszczy-
tu.
Niechaj wan Pan
Bog b1ogos}awi W OBJ
radach sejmowych,
niechaj Nieba doda-
dza wam otuchy i wy
twa}oSci, aby5cie W
tym roku, w asza ra-
d. i praca W Sejmie,
o Gale pietro wyzej
dopomogli podnieSd
budujacy sic tu W O.
bcym raju swiet-
ny gmach novel:
wolnej Polski!
A niechaj was ME
zraza ogrom piracy
jaka jeszcze pozosta-
ie i pozostanie dc
wykonania. Patrzcie
w tenn mieScie, gdzie
wy sejmowac macie
przed 50tu laty hasa
{y ma koniach dixie
Indyany; Stan, kt6-
rego to miasto jes'
miastem st0}ecZnem
by{ w6wczas dzlks
pustyniaa, a dzisia:
obsiany jest wielkie
mi miastamii pyszne:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

nemi osadami r6lne-
mi -panuje W MIN
zamoznoSG, porzadek
i szczeScie. w SO la
tach stWorzono tn no
we, kwitnace pahstwo
-czyzby vice by}o
niepodobienstwem
stworzyc, W takim
samym czasie, nova,
pot!ezna ot!e P DISK e!
Oj, ME jest niepo-
dobiehstwem, kochani
hOuacy; DySmy CylKO
Polske te budowali
ma mocnym funda-
mencie ludowym, ME
zaS ma chwiejnej, j,spe-
kulacyj nej podstawie
mamony / r0znlcy
stan0w.
Tutaj W wolnej
A meryce, lud polski
ocuci} sic z odretwie-
MIA, W kt6rem go
sztucznie $ trzymano
W starym kraju; W
naszych pracach sp6-
}ecznych, W dzia4aniu
Tow!arzystw naszych
i W. naszem dzienni-
karstwie coraz wyraz-
niej zaznacza sic
zwrot do patryotyz-
mu, jaki, m6wmy Of
warcie, W Europie j juz
utraci}a polska szla-
chta i magnaterya.
olacy W Ameryce,
kt6rymi do niedawna
zajmowa}y sic gaze
ty polskie W Euro
|pie cd niechcenia,
dzisiaj juz zaczynajaa
ma mas wskazywac
jako ma przysz}ych
|Zbawicieli P0lski.
Miejcie sobie to "a
dobra wr6zbe zebrani
W St Paul wybrancy
ludu polskiego, i ichod
jeszcze ME SLIM licz-
baa, przyk}adajcie rak q
do zbawienia DISK
z ta samae odwaga, z
tenn samem poswle-
ceniem, jak ongi ma
g0rze r u e t t |
owa garstka walecz-
nych bohater6w
szwajcarskich. Idea
/ wolnosci, zaszczepio-
, ma przez onych W ser.
|. each wsp6}braci, wy
/ dawa}a powoli owoce
az powsta} z niej &c.
sty las oszczepoN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-08

AMIGO, Wis.--Tu u mas
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-14
A Chinaman and His Geyser.

A lady correspondent of the Grass
Valley (Cal.) Union sends that paper
q long and interesting account Of the
geysers Of Yellowstone Park. She
gives good descriptions of the big gey-
sers, their times of spouting and the
height to which they send their col
umns of boiling water. She says
some of the geysers are SO irregular
that no one can tell when they will
turn themselves loose as spouters.
They are sometimes mere hot springs
for weeks, then of a sudden they burst
forth with great violence. She tells
some very funny stories about the
springs, among others the following:
cit was said that g. Chinaman came
there q few years ago, very soon after
it was settled as q park, and located
g. small geyser that had become ex-
tinct-was only q nice boiling basin.
He erected q tent over it, with the
intention of doing the washing for tue
hotel. He got his own clothes ready
and soaped them we'll and put them
into the geyser to boil and soak out
the washing, but they had not been
there but a few moments when it
played to g. great height, sending tent,
clothing, and all far up in the air,
soaring the poor Chinaman so badly
that he left, never to return"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-14

From the New York Mail and Express.
"That's singular musical instru-
ment."
eyes," returned downtown dealer
in musical instruments, in whose
store was exhibited q novel contriv-
ance about inches long and 1
inch wide. There are four holes in
the upper side of it and one In the
lower. eyes, it is singular contriv-
ance. It is called the cani-fautao You
wouldn't think that any one could
make music come from it, would you !?
Well, you would be surprised to hear
the brilliant melodies which can be
played with it. It was invented by g.
Spanish musician named Campo, who
used to play in Gilmore's band. This
is a copy of his instrument. 1t was
made as curiosity, not to sell. He
plays it wonderfully. The most diff
cult air he executes with marvellous
skill and feeling. It's tone is some
thing similar to g. flute, only softer
and more musical. It doesn't look
like it, does it? No. Well appear
ances are deceptive. It isn't always
the handsomest fiddle that has the
sweetest tone, and this little box will
produce more brilliant music than the
prettiest flute that ever bore O. key"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-14
Dietary Cure for Summer Complaint
From the Pittsburg Chronicle.

From the Pittsburg Chronicle.
In case of summer complaints pre-
pared -four is not only the safest Of
nourishment, but If the disease is in
its first stage this diet will often re-
lieveit 80 effectually as to preclude the
use of medicine. Flour for this use is
prepared by tying about q pint very
tightly in a cloth, which is then put
into boiling water and boiled three
hours. Upon untying it, the gluten of
the -four will be found In mass on
the outside of the ball. Remove this
and the inside will prove adry powder
which is very astringent. Crate this
and wet g. portion of it in cold milk.
Boil g. pint of milk, ard when it is at
the boiling point stir in as much of
the wet mixture as will thicken it to
the quality of palatable porridge.
Stir in a little salt, and let this be
the article of diet until the disease
disappears. Mutton broth. which is
also very astringent, may sometimes
be advantageously used to afford g.
little change of food.
A small quantity Of wild cherry
brandy, little tea, thoroughly boiled
rice, beef juice and toast, also figure
in the usually accepted dietary for
incident to summer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-14
What Makes s'Swelr' Persian.

One of the writer's for the London
Magazine tells us that the social po-
sition of the Persian is shown by the
number and value of his pipes. The
pipe bearer to great man is g. highly
paid domestic, who may have in his
care from fifty to hundred pipes.
varying in value from $25 to So, 500.
The pipes of the king and royal princes
are often made of fine gold, encrusted
with profusion of gems; the middle
and upper classes generally content
themselves with kalians whose reser-
voirs and stems are of solid silver,
the bowl only being of gold ornament.
ed with gems or enamels. The reli-
gious classes mostly affect q kelian of
the simplest kin d; the water reservoirs
being q wide-mouUhed bottle of coarse,
porous clay, the stem being composed
of curiouslyturned wood, stained a.
bright crimson, and the bowl made
Of a black porcelain resembling ebony
in appearance. But in the privacy
of their own harems the holy men do
not disdain to smoke the costly pipes
Of their wives, for everybody smokes
in Persia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-14
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